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Courchevel Review Summary
Courchevel attracts skiers and snowboarders of all levels, from beginners to experts, with many reviewers highlighting its connection to the Three Valleys as a major draw. Intermediate skiers dominate the reviews and consistently praise the well-groomed pistes, wide runs, and efficient lift system. Off-piste and tree runs are noted by advanced riders, while beginners appreciate the nursery slopes and ease of progression. The resort's high cost is the most frequently mentioned drawback, with reviewers citing expensive lift passes, food, drink, and accommodation. Après-ski options are well-regarded, though prices vary significantly between locations. Some reviewers mention crowding, particularly with inexperienced skiers, and a few note issues with lower-altitude snow cover later in the season.
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- Three Valleys access
- well-groomed pistes
- lift efficiency
- terrain variety
- off-piste options
- après-ski scene
- high prices
- expensive dining
- crowded slopes
- lower snow reliability
My favourite place is La tania!
The slopes are great and views are stunning. You feel like you could ski for months on end and still have places to discover.
We stayed at Courchevel 1650, rented our skis from Tobias at WhiteStorm who sorted me out with a pair of black crows for the week (best skis Ive ever used).
Lifts were efficient, comfortable and not too busy compared to 1850 where queues were longer.
Shuttle buses running throughout the day / night till 1am getting you up and down the mountain to and from bars.
As for the skiing, it feels as if you can never run out of things to do with easy links to Méribel and val thorens making it the largest ski area in the world with plenty of opportunity to go off piste.
As for apres bars on the slopes, courchevel does not quite compare to meribel or val thorens, and we found ourselves in need of a taxi back from meribel which costs well over 100. It would be very useful to have a shuttle bus running between valleys in the evening.
Huge amount of slopes to
Chose from
A little expensive, but you know that before you go. it's an exquisite resort.
Courchevel is called « capitale mondiale de Ski »
The very beautiful City has different levels all connected by Ski lifts and buses: Saint-Bon, Le Praz, La Tania, 1550, 1650 and 1850 which is the largest. There are many things to do in Courchevel but everything cost lots of Money.
There are a lot of large slopes on the resort for all type of Skiers,
When its busy you always can find lifts with les people, it is well created.
Courchevel is known as well for the « Eclipse » slope which received the 2023 World Championship of alpine ski and for the Tremplin of the Praz which is the bigest in France for the olympic Games.
Courchevel is also one of the best off-piste resort, plenty of trees, large faces, couloirs and big hits which are my favorite parts!
To conclude, Courchevel is best resort i have skied to but one of the most expensive as well.
Great range of runs.
Great snow and a beautiful area.
The ski school was good as were the medical facilities :(
We loved it so much we wentbtwo years in a row.
Ski schools will focus on riding through the three valleys but mainly on courchs seriously well groomed runs. There are teee runs and groomed pistes a plenty with a healthy sprinkle of powder areas and moguls (if thats your thing) aint mine!
The terrain park in Courch is pretty good and well though out although small, as its way to catch the lift back up to the top, esp your of school holiday season.
The Apreś in cours is next level, the part attitude coupled with amazing food in the home of ginepe is the ultimate recipie for a bangin night out and day on the slopes, plenty options for a hangover fuelled amazing breakkie to!
Overall its a great resort with amazing options all round and a legit brilliant party, all day every day!

